120mm PA66 Duct Cleaning Brush
Round 120mm PA66 duct cleaning brush on a stainless twisted core for HVAC duct, vent and fin cleaning.
- Head Ø
- 120 mm
- Head length
- 300 mm
- Handle
- 600 mm
PRODUCT CATEGORY
HVAC, Vent & Coil Cleaning Brushes
Airflow equipment collects dust where access is long and surfaces are often easy to deform. Duct interiors, dryer vents and ventilation runs need reach; evaporator and condenser fins need much lighter contact. This category separates those jobs so cleaning force is not applied where it can damage airflow components.
Browse Duct, Vent, Coil and Fin Brushes
Choose flexible duct and dryer-vent brushes for internal runs, coil and fin brushes for heat exchangers, or compact vent brushes for accessible grilles and equipment openings.
150mm PP Ventilation Brush
Order the 150mm PP ventilation brush with twisted stainless steel core and quick-change coupling.
- Head Ø
- 150 mm
- Head length
- 350 mm
- Handle
- 650 mm
200mm PA66 Large Duct Brush
200mm PA66 large duct brush with a 400 mm head, 800 mm twist-core handle and quick-change coupling.
- Head Ø
- 200 mm
- Head length
- 400 mm
- Handle
- 800 mm
AC Fin Cleaning Brush
Custom AC fin cleaning brush with PBT, PP, or nylon filaments to clean condenser and evaporator coils.
- Head Ø
- 10–60 mm
- Head length
- 50–250 mm
- Handle
- 300–700 mm
Air Conditioner Cleaning Brush
Custom air conditioner cleaning brush for HVAC maintenance.
- Head Ø
- 10–60 mm
- Head length
- 50–250 mm
- Handle
- 300–700 mm
Air Duct Cleaning Brush
Rotary air duct cleaning brush with flexible shaft reach of 5–30 m, Nylon PA or PP filaments.
- Head Ø
- 200–600 mm
Dryer Vent Cleaning Brush
Flexible dryer vent cleaning brush clears lint, dust, and pet hair from 3–6 inch ducts. Modular rods reach 1–10 m.
- Head Ø
- 102–140 mm
Evaporator Coil Cleaning Brush
Clean evaporator and condenser coils without bending fins.
- Head Ø
- 10–60 mm
- Head length
- 50–250 mm
- Handle
- 300–700 mm
Flexible Rod Brush
Twisted-wire flexible rod brush with nylon or polyester fill for curved pipes, flues, chimneys and bores.
- Head Ø
- 3.2–50.8 mm
- Handle
- 152–406 mm
Heat Sink Fin Brush
Fine nylon or PBT filaments slip between fins spaced 1 to 6 mm and lift oily particulate.
- Head Ø
- 10–60 mm
- Head length
- 50–250 mm
- Handle
- 300–700 mm
Radiator Fin Brush
Custom radiator fin brush with brass wire or Nylon PA fill for HVAC coil and heat-exchanger cleaning.
- Head Ø
- 10–60 mm
- Head length
- 50–250 mm
- Handle
- 300–700 mm
Refrigerator Condenser Coil Cleaning Brush
Custom refrigerator condenser cleaning brush with soft anti-static nylon/PBT filaments.
- Head Ø
- 10–60 mm
- Head length
- 50–250 mm
- Handle
- 300–700 mm
Long Stainless Flexible Brush
Long stainless flexible brush for duct, vent, chimney and pipe cleaning.
- Head Ø
- 25–400 mm
- Head length
- 150–2500 mm
- Handle
- 300–3000 mm
Ducts or fins: which kind of HVAC brush do you need?
This range splits into two jobs that want opposite brushes. Ducts, vents and dryer lines need reach and enough stiffness to scrub dust off a long wall. Coil and radiator fins need the lightest touch on the site, because the fins are thin aluminum and bend under a finger. Use a duct brush on fins and you flatten them; use a fin brush in a duct and nothing moves.
| Job | Brush in this range | Size |
|---|---|---|
| Rectangular and round ducts, by machine | Rotary air duct brush on a flexible shaft | 200–600 mm heads, 5–30 m reach |
| Ducts and vents, by hand or drill | 120 mm and 200 mm PA66 duct brushes; 150 mm PP ventilation brush | Quick-change coupling, 600–800 mm handles |
| Dryer vents | Dryer vent brush on modular rods | 102–140 mm head for 3–6 inch ducts, 1–10 m reach |
| Long, curved runs, flues and pipes | Long stainless flexible brush; flexible rod brush | 316 twisted core, lengths up to 3,000 mm |
| Evaporator and condenser coils | AC fin, evaporator coil and fridge condenser coil brushes | 10–60 mm heads for 1–6 mm fin spacing |
| Radiators and heat sinks | Radiator fin brush; heat sink fin brush | 10–60 mm heads, nylon or brass |
How do you clean coil fins without bending them?
Brush along the fins, never across them. A soft, fine filament, nylon or PBT, slips between fins spaced 1–6 mm and lifts dust and oily film out of the gap. Light pressure is enough; if the fins move, the brush is too stiff or the stroke is wrong.
The head is sized to the fin spacing. A fill that is too thick will not enter the gap and only skims the edges. Fins that are already bent need a fin comb, which straightens them. A brush cleans; it does not repair.
Brass wire is kept for heavy, caked dirt on thick radiator and heat-exchanger fins. Never use it on thin aluminum coil fins.
What decides a duct brush?
The duct size and shape first. A round brush is sized just over the duct diameter so it scrubs the whole wall. Rectangular ducts take a brush wide enough to reach the corners on each pass. Then the drive: hand rods, a drill, or a duct-cleaning machine with a flexible shaft. The quick-change coupling and thread are copied from the machine or rod you use.
PP and nylon are the usual fills. PA66 is stiffer and stands up to longer runs. Where the dust is fine and static holds it to the duct wall, conductive nylon helps release it.
Why does a dryer vent need its own brush?
Lint builds up in the vent from a tumble dryer, and lint is a fire risk. The vent is a 3–6 inch flexible or rigid duct, often with bends. A dryer vent brush is sized to the duct and runs on modular rods that screw together up to 10 m, so it reaches from the dryer to the outside cap. A drill can turn it, slowly, in the direction that keeps the rods tight.
What can be made for your brand or service team?
Most of what we make carries the seller's brand, and HVAC brushes can be supplied as kits for a service team or for retail. Head size, fill, core, coupling, rod length and the kit contents can all change.
Hand-held fin and coil brushes start at 500 pieces per design. The larger duct brushes, the dryer vent brush and the long flexible brush start at 100.
What should you send for a quote?
- The job: duct, vent, dryer line, flue, coil, radiator or heat sink.
- Duct size and shape and the run length, or the fin spacing.
- The drive: hand rods, drill or machine, with the coupling or thread.
- Fill, and kit contents if you sell a set.
- Branding, packaging and quantity per design.
Send the Airflow Path or Coil Geometry
Provide duct or vent size, run length, bends, coil or fin dimensions, contamination and cleaning method. We can then select a brush that reaches without creating damage.